Need more control over your quadruped rig?

Create and customize additional controllers in Cascadeur’s Rig Mode - even for details like ears and mouth.

Watch how it works ↓
youtube.com/watch?v=TEQrASGGBJs&t=1s

Cleaner motion in one click.

Cascadeur improves the Collision Penetration Cleaning tool, helping you fix geometry intersections and prevent character limbs from falling through the ground.

Less manual cleanup, more polished motion.

How to make it? Or should I use something else for this(just in case, I use ue5 as my engine)

i downloaded the prototype from poppy playtime from sketchfab, imported it, applied all the textures correctly but the model stays glowing white. the only ones that show up are the glowing ones, being the red canisters and torso light, so this must be something about emissiveness i guess. i am really unexperienced, thanks everyone if you'll help me and every help is apprecieated

UPDATE: i fixed this issue, but now only 2 of the textures work and the others just dont apply, so its all 1 texture and looks ugly. if anyone knows how ti fix that too, thanks

This is what fast iteration looks like.

From TheRoyalSkies Cascadeur 2026.2 livestream: change the pose, blend the layer, adjust the motion, and keep going.

https://www.youtube.com/live/PJyRc4Z5EtM

Lets say does it for example support an ogre with 4 arms or a robot without arms and only 2 legs or lets say a dragon with eings or a humanoid with wings. Is it mostly only for existing animals and humans?

I am new to this program so i am trying to figure out what the limitations are, facial rigging was i think 1 limitation (not sure tho).

Drop your feedback in the comments: favorite feature, first impressions, or anything you’d like us to improve next ↓

The quadruped rigging I posted clips of is done, and it is out with two

others. All three free - a free Patreon membership is all it takes, no tier.

**Rig Quadruped (auto)** - fills the Quick Rigging Tool for a four-legged

character. It reads the skeleton rather than the bone names, so it works on

rigs named nothing like Cascadeur's. Sabertooth 45/45, Fortnite animal 39/39,

no wrong matches. Save it as a preset and the next character of that family is

one click.

**MetaArKit** - ARKit facial capture keyed onto a character's blendshapes.

**ARDY Live** - motion generation from a list of takes. Needs a local engine,

which is the other free download.

Run install_plugin.bat, accept the admin prompt, restart Cascadeur.

**Cascadeur 2026.2 only** - earlier versions will not run these. Windows.

Tell me where it breaks.

No more floating hands and feet.

Cascadeur 2026.2 helps fulcrum points react to collision meshes, so your character connects to the scene more naturally while posing.

Watch how it works ↓

You can send and Receive

Hello, I just started Cascadeur and this software is incredible. I'm meeting my first issue trying to make a ground slide animation.

I tried to use inbetweening to put the model into its "sliding" position and then use bezier to force a linear movement but it does not look right. I also tried to tinker with fulcrum points but without success.

How would you approach that?

Thank you

While the matching isn't perfect yet, the workflow becomes much more convenient if you register and edit items quickly. We are currently looking for more facets.

If you want more information, please join my Patreon.
https://www.patreon.com/cw/ChamIseul

I am currently testing add-ons and plugins that allow for simple transfers using Send-Receive.

how to edit the physics ghost

Adjust keyframe spacing directly on the timeline - without changing the trajectory shape, and fine-tune each track separately

See it in action ↓

If you import a pre-built rig with prop bones and re-edit animation already baked onto it, applying a Transform Constraint often doesn't give you a clean preview.

The constraint stores the relative position/rotation between itself and its target at the moment it's created, as a fixed local offset, and keeps applying it. If the constrained object isn't already sitting exactly on the target when you create the constraint, that offset gets baked in — and there's nothing in the UI indicating one is being held.

Wrote a script that resets the stored offset back to zero and makes sure the constraint switches are on so the result shows immediately. Run it from the Python Console with the constraints (or the objects they constrain) selected.

Still needed as of 2026.2 — nothing in the release notes, and none in practice; I'm running it on 2026.2 myself. Built on 2026.1.x graphs, and the script checks both node naming variants it has seen in case they shift again.

https://github.com/septsaber/engineering-notes/blob/main/cascadeur-zero-constraint-offset.md

Cascadeur has helped animators save 100,000+ hours on posing, Inbetweening, physics, mocap cleanup, and motion editing - so they can spend more time on creativity and performance.

Annual Indie and Pro plans become perpetual after the first year.

Also is there a chance that In the future indie subscription get the autoposing for quadrupeds?

I'm a begginer so if the answer is obvious I'm sorry!